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Task-focused guides to installation, hardware-aware version control, RTL navigation, AI review, verification and project operations.

Configure access, limit shared context and approve candidate work explicitly.

Complete secure activation and distinguish allowances, devices and external costs.

Choose the right Git layer or retained hardware comparison before reviewing a change.

Keep native source authority and import reviewed dependencies reproducibly.

Inspect two real digital-IP examples and their independent application contracts.

Open native sources, inspect the design and review one bounded change.

Distinguish architecture, RTL, netlists, evidence and approval concepts.

Verify and install Windows x64 or Linux AMD64/ARM64, then open a local project.

Preserve project history and validate replacement runtimes safely.

Trace hierarchy, connections and source without confusing abstraction levels.

Check readiness, export committed trees and verify offline packages.

Understand discovered tops, EDAM build profiles, parameters and include paths.

Preserve projects, isolate failures and prepare a minimal safe support report.

Discover typed RPC capabilities and diagnostic/source-checkout commands.

Navigate scopes and selections with view-aware keyboard controls.

Check testbench intent and examine bounded VCD/FST signal windows.

Read netlist evidence, assumptions and solver results without overclaiming.

Understand tool authority, platform support and why a missing check is not a pass.

Run checks and interpret revision-bound diagnostics and artifacts.

Prepare frozen file candidates and distinguish notes, approval, apply and reject.

Keep local engineering snapshots distinct from Git commits and backups.

Coordinate local native review with branches, remotes, backups and team Git workflows.

Initialize local Git history and review whole-file staging before committing.

Inspect architecture, RTL, source and uncertain matching in a bound comparison.

Inspect local refs and immutable commit comparisons without switching branches.

Preserve work and recover safely from changed HEAD, index, locks and conflicts.

SiliconForge is a native Windows and Linux application for Verilog and SystemVerilog design, AI-assisted changes, hardware review and verification evidence.

Supported Windows and Linux architectures, engineering tools and documented limitations.

See the native SiliconForge workspace, a clearly labeled product overview, and a real read-only Codex RTL review. Captions, transcripts, and evidence boundaries included.

Explore a genuine native revision review with seekable chapters, a transcript and a step-through tour.

Windows x64 and Linux AMD64/ARM64 releases, system requirements, signatures and verified installation instructions.

Compare SiliconForge Solo and Team subscriptions for native RTL engineering, including AI allowances, limits and availability.

Explore Verilog and SystemVerilog, review hardware changes and inspect revision-bound verification evidence in the SiliconForge native application.

Release history, published platforms and links to version-specific changes.

Platform availability and known limitations for SiliconForge 0.1.0.

GUI-first setup, numbered releases and recovery improvements in SiliconForge 0.1.1.

A consistent SiliconForge identity across the website, application and installers.

Choose Windows or Linux, verify your download and follow a reproducible first RTL project.

Follow a digital-IP workflow from requirements and an approved AI plan to an isolated RTL candidate, verification evidence and human review.

Run a self-contained SystemVerilog stream-register example with source, testbench and expected results, then explore native RTL review and waveform walkthroughs.

See what stays local, what managed and personal AI routes send, and how billing, support and runtime records are stored.

Answers about SiliconForge scope, platforms, Git interoperability, AI access and engineering evidence.

Recover safely from a SiliconForge application update.

How SiliconForge handles project boundaries, AI execution and software distribution.

Get help with installation, project workflows, activation and billing.

SiliconForge is a native digital RTL/IP engineering workspace provided by Denis Miclea in Canada. Find product scope and contact routes.

Read SiliconForge’s commercial software license and the separate rights for bundled third-party components.

Understand data handling for the SiliconForge website and application.

Subscription cancellation and refund policy.

Commercial terms for SiliconForge.

Find SiliconForge application license texts, component inventories, SBOM and pinned third-party source information.